The schedule for Apple's A6 processor points to a June launch for the next iPad, a noted industry analyst said.

For now, the feature is intended to help users recognize the official accounts of public figures.

At one point a majority of the country's international routes were also down, reported Renesys.

Windows 8 will bring with it the most significant revamp of the Windows interface since Windows 95.

HP also confirmed it is in acquisition talks with software maker Autonomy.

Lenovo became the third largest PC maker in the quarter ended June 30.

IBM makes chips based on the structure and operation of the human brain.

Analysts noticed that Google paid, to the penny, the same amount per patent for Motorola as Microsoft paid for Novell patents.

New Samsung PM830 solid state drives should cut laptop boot times to 10 seconds.

Google has offered a premium to buy Motorola Mobility, to help ward off legal attacks against Android.

Google said the deal will not affect the development of the its Android operating system.

Free cloud-based service allows small companies to wipe data from BlackBerry smartphones for security.

Intel exec admits Apple's warning was 'a real wake-up call'.

Acer and HP are set to offer new 7-inch tablets. Compact versions may be the next tablet battleground.

Analysts disagree on consequences for company's IPO.

Cisco's sales rose slightly but net income dropped from a year earlier

Intel hopes to rejuvenate interest in the PC market with Ultrabooks, which will bridge the gap between tablets and PCs.

The German court's ruling applies to all European Union countries except the Netherlands.

Baidu retreats from China's booming microblogging market.

The New York Times says Kim Jong-Il and the North Korean gov't are using MMO gold farming schemes to fund their operations.